Jackson Avenue

Should you live here? C — 77.1

Living on Jackson Avenue in Staten Island can be a mixed bag, with a C grade indicating that while it's not the worst, there are noticeable issues that impact the living experience. The most prominent concern is the water system, with seven complaints ranging from dirty water to leaks. Residents may have to deal with discolored or unclean tap water, and recurring leaks could lead to property damage over time. Additionally, illegal parking is a significant problem, with six complaints. This could mean cars parking on sidewalks, blocking driveways, or parking too close to fire hydrants, all of which can hinder accessibility and pose safety risks.

Overgrown trees and branches are another common issue, with five complaints. While this might not seem like a big deal, it can lead to blocked sidewalks, reduced visibility for drivers, and potential damage to properties during storms. Furthermore, there are reports of abandoned vehicles and blocked driveways, which can be frustrating and inconvenient for residents. Despite these challenges, crime rates are relatively low on Jackson Avenue, with only two misdemeanors and one violation reported in the area. However, noise pollution from nearby streets like Cedar Avenue, which has a D grade, might be a concern, as loud music or parties could spill over into Jackson Avenue.

311 complaints trend · 2.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 5 total

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